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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
THE CARDINALS REPLY.
Hc Dfsposes "f the charge That He
1sJused DIR. mo6lyns.

"Jufeo W. mcbIynm.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September TO-
Cardinal Gibbons su hor'zss the fol.
lowing statement In reference TO his
connection with the Mc9lynn case /.
Shortly after his arrival in Rome, In
February last, Cardinal Gibbons, In
an srdience with the Holy Father,
was requested by His Holiness to ask
Dr.. McGlynn 10 come to Rome. The
next day the Cardinal comp lei with
the Instructions Of the Holy FAther;
but, a. he did not know DR.. Nc.
Giynn's address, he wrots the letter to
DR.. Bdrtseil, because he rgardeI him
q friend OF DR.. McGlyan. SINE
weeks later Cardinal Gibbons received
. reply from DIR. Buftsell, giving
reasons and excuses why DR.. Mc9lynn
did not 20 TO X me. AZ tue nswer
from DR.. Burtsel was addressed, not
10 Cardinal Simeoni, bat to Oar.
dinal Gibbons himself, the latter
saw no reason for handing the
letter 10 the propaganda. Far, no y.
ever, from suppresslDg It's contents, he
was very careful 20 communicate them
TO the Cardinal Prefec, Of the Propa'
gauda II may be added that Cardinal
Gibbons was Ia no way authorised TO
set a. an Intermediary between DR..
MEG ynn aad his Archbishop, and
therefore scrupulous y avoided inter
fering la q matter In which he had no
direct concern, and his visit TO r me
had In view q different purpose.
While the Cardinal, In common with
the prelates Of the country. was aux.
ious In the iaerest OF education and
religion TO GO q university established
In the country, he has sbsained from
giving his vote In favor Of any par.
ticular locality. The CARDINAL has no
kno slsdge a any change contem.
plate or effected In the original en-
dowment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

The action Of the Young Mems
Dsmocra ie Dub lAst night, In extend.
Ing al invitation 10 all young men Of
the city, wIihou, regard TO party sfiih.
alton or rae, 10 join the club In the
parade on the occasion Of President
Clsvelaud'a visit TO Memphi'. va,
most mmsndkble. IL was sIict.y
what should have been done. No
partisan element should enter inlo the
Ghiit Too demonstration must have
= populsr character, and the young
Dsm crs's s's TO be oomplimented on
their appreciation OF the situation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

CAnnEsLG inB)ss mAkss q very en-.
plicii denial Of tne charge that he con-
spirsd to the suppression 81 DR.. Nc.
Gyms defense. He 10 very dIgnined.
bat very d,nnIte. According TO the
CARDINALS statement, the Pope himself
va, very dssirous that d.. NEG lyon
sbould come 10 Rome 10 discuss his
grievances. TIE Cardinals letter ives
Dr. MeGlynn great d,sl 10 think
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

Tns ArrsAL this morning gives
some pleasant convers,tio M with GER
tain charming young ladies' Of Mem.
phis relative to their experiences dur.
ins their summer jsun,s. Their ralve
scIials form q most agreeable feature
Of the ArraAL's news columns this
morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
VIII Mako II warn Tor HAIRLESS.

IEKA, Miss, September 10. - Our
people are highly Indignant, at least
that portion who vJte the Democratic
ticket, over q com punies,ion which
was Published in toe Gate. the Wheel.
ere organ, over the signature Of NJ. p.
Harrison, the nominee for Representa-
tive Of the Wheeler Democracy Of
this county. He replies TO one "Er-
Rebel" a. iIllows: "Bsnedict Arnold
was a traitor. ERR bel Is q traitor
Of the deepest dys, aud presumeo II Ia
popular 10 boast Of his treason. The
peop'o have become aware, by LONG,
an a bitter experiences, that he and hls'
sort are vipers nursed TO life In iheIt
own b1toms 10 sting them 10 death,
Our people say thai Harrison 10 a Re
publican, while be has foIettd himself
upon than as q D. mocrst, and they
are determined that he shall never
reprezeDt than In the next Mitsifsipp.
Legislature, aud as the Democratic
Ex, eutive O,m nittse meets at b.. rms
vile on the 10 b instant, 1t Ia presAmeo
that prompt action will be talIen h
place q good and trus man In ths fel,
Who will rhsct honor on thu county
Harris ,n's record will not Gear inyss
ugauon In the light.
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nrs. west acquitted.

CoIuxBus, MISS, September TO-
Mrs. L, West, who was arrested here
abou, two months sgo, charged with
her srandchild, near Fay.
cite CourIhou'e, Ala, was tried 81
F.yette yesterday and ACC iittsd, the
iury staying out only twelve minutes.
She came home todav.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
THE LUTHERAN COUNCIL.
Aotisn with Rexsrd 90 the Revision
OF the church Services.

0RaKsvILLn, Pa, September TO-
The report Of the Foreign Missionary
Committees treasurer TO the Lutheran
Grand Council sho we'd the recei pts Of
the year past TO be $500 0s, and sx.
psnditures $s,76s 80, making an aver.
age draught Of $3.50 40. The report
was referred 10 an auditir z committee.
The council then reverted to the 70.
port Of the COMMITTEES for revising the
church service and the form Of mar.
rage ceremony left unfinished was
again taken up. After discussing the
report 1t was adopted with amend.
ment. The next subj set, the baptism
oil infsnts, was TAKEN mp, but the hour
Tor adj ourrment having arrived q
motion was carried to continue the
same order Of business for the after.
noon session.
The afternoon service opened and
was conducted by Rev. Keerner, OF
Chicago. Taking up previous bust.
nes', the subj oct Of "infant baptism"
WAS disposed OF; also the subj ct Of
adult baptism." The Church b ,ok
Committee reported that they had
prepMed the form OF marriage a.
already ac.ed upon. There remains
toe order oil visitation Of the sick,
burial 81 the dead, and perhaps for
combining the ORDER for sdult baptism
and confirmation In one service, TO be
completed before the tervice can be
publish cd. ss directed by the council
Q, It's last meeting. They reported
that Q text OF common service hiss
bsen com pleted for all the three Ea.
eiish bodies and q corresponding text
Tor the German synods. All the
bodies have agreed 10 unite In prepar.
Ing q revised edition OF the Augsburg
aud Luther's Small Gate.
chism I u general use In all branches
OF the Lutheran churches In America.
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TEE Hamilton hsbeas corpus case
assmss more compiler phase with
each new day that the attorneys strug.
gle with H. Tho attorneys for the do
tense sov charge the attorneys for
The Bate with unfair practice, and
zach side DEMANDS investigation.
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81 Peter. serytees ro.,.x

st. Peters services at $50 o'clock
this morning will be marked by brill.
iant music Geo,Il's Mass No. 2 IL
announced as the programme, with a
iull choir and trained soloists. Prof.
y. p. Winkler, who has few superiors
90 an orssnist and choir director. will
occupy the stool, encouraging and
supp 1rtine the yocalists. Those who
attend may very properly anticipate a
rich musical treat, In addition 10 thu
usual instructive discourse from ,he
oficIs,ins fAthsL vespeu al z 80
O'Clock pm,
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An EaiEms,iesi Escape.

~ IN AFFtAL.l
IvrtLo, Mus, September l0.-Tom
Hall, the negro charged with rapipg
MIS- Judish Brown here on August
Alb. either broke all and made his GO.
cape Or was taken out by mob las,
night. IL seems din cult 10 a1cer,aln
which vn done. There was a bols
through the wall Of the j,Il, indicating
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

MAas ApDIBoH was enthusiastic.
oally received on her return 10 the
Londsn s,sss last night. She 10 the
only member Of the american dra.
matte profession who has succeeded In
acquiring . continuous popularity In
Hnaland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
Liausr 4 ieeasisg In Csnseviiie,

CoTTEKvLLE, Miss, September TO-
Tbs Board Of Mayor aud Aldermen
me, sgain yesterday, when the petit
ton Tor liquor license was once more
before them. The lawyers on both
sides argued the QUESTION the entire
evening, aud the matter fnally ended
In the ieeigust on OF one OF the alder
men and the departure Of another.
This l,i, the bond without q quorum,
and a. no business could DO tran
saotsd they were forced 10 I'D Iurn
without Betting q time for another
meeting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

Eisos 6soaes b. FLEECE. whose
prohibition addns, the ArrsAL prints
this morning. makes the q cures prove
that prohibition will b. profitable. and
maintains that II IL should cost the
people anything they would be willing
70 pay the price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11
rHB MEMPHIS PAPER OF TIE
LAKsssr CIRCULATION
rs 7HE CID RRLIABLB APPEAL.

The ArPalL may b found on die In 81,
Loui, st tho Lindsi Ho oil.
In New York at the Tif,b Avenue Hotel
and at the .nss Of Abe American Nou,papsr
Publisher Association. IL Temple Court.
fhis pAper IL represented By J. n. Van
Doren. epssih Eastern Advertising Agent,
10. II Tribune BaiidisG. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

The British Go verDment nnds II
very difficult 10 explain to the country
the fret bloody results Of the Tory pol.
icy Of coercion. Everything makes
Tor Gladstone and Parnoll these DAYS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-11

that he broke out, but Il is posi- BILE
this was made by q mob. n order to
mislesd the public.
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xcstsrssy's Local Tenn persture.
Memphis Signal Once Hsport.I

ODosoviN Rosa Is charged with
selling the secrets Of the Fenian order.
Every body seems to have repudiated
0'Donovan except bin self
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stray Leave. from Prohibition scrap
hook.

stray Leaves from n Prohibition scrap
Book.
IT, the EdI.or OF The fTaminof
On August /, 1855, the prohibitions
ist- Of NcLennan county held a con.
vcntlon at Waco for the purpose Of
orgnnizir e for futu;c work In the line
Of prohibition one OF l.. first OBJ
iccts of consideration was the now
TO raise fund of $1,000 for cam
paign purposes. The discussion tr.-
ativc to campaign work disclosed .
pu pose, in the event OF carrying
county lOcsl option, to organil, tor "a
constitutional prohibition, TO be
adopted, If necessary. at the cost of
the democratic party As eyidcncirg
TINS purpose, the following express
sitns Of some OF those participating
may be now p;oii ably reproduced
Captain Reed -aid he propc -cd to
leave the democratic party if IL did
not 20 ia for prohibition, and his re-
marks were received with applause.
Colonel j. VI. Anderson -nId "a
the dtmOcr, ti' party was guided by
the ANiom OF The greatest good 10 The
greatest number, IL wculd never BE-
found defending tho whisky NOR
at referring subsequently 20 some
qucs iln. aid thlt "ProhlbitiDu.
bciig "a political movement, distinct
from the temperance movement. j.
must be ioughtb by political metz Od-.'
He wanted iuc active cooperation OF
the co.oIcd voter, who was rif for
prohibition, a. distinct from dcmoc-
racy or rrpub.icAni-m
Co.orcd de cga'c- present among
others Or. Taylor tp,ke 70 the Hmc
effect. J biz convention WINS presided
over by pr Thomas Moore. who m}
be l.ir,y presumed 10 have shared its
purposes. On nil hand- the prUhlbi.
lion speaker, including some OF
those whose rcinlrhs are quoted, are
now disclaimi. q all connection with
politics, and above all else, are indlg-
n1ntiy dcuiiug that the movement
cover. any design against existing
party foundations Plain people do
no Understand why prohibition was
political question, to be fought by
political methods" In 1855 IL w'>
confined TO coun'y actlon, aud yet in
1857. when it. tAk.s on the torn a.
constitutional prohibition and cover.
the entire state, it il only IN great
moral question: These men claim to
be democrats sill. /, too, am II demo-
rrnt, but not Of that sort.
TRUE BLUE.
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New Coaches, Splendid Equipment
Fast Time, Sure ConneClloN

The only route running wop,t
through trains-Galyeston, ~ " v
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10 The ihC"y iSyorit e. route to IIon'''D
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Direct connections lor " Nam.
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For Further information H o.ov
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ANTI-PR0HIBl TIONlSTS.

Geo. Clark, chairman, Waco.
Z. W. Tate and Will Lambert, sec.
etsries, Waco.
First DistIict-W. l.. Douglass,
chairman, ID Beaumont; l.. Il. Cham.
bers, chairman, r., Liberty.
Second District-W. w. Spivey
chairman, d., Henderson; A. ID. Tins.
ley. chairman. r., Henderson.
Third District-W. III. Pope chair
man, D.. Marshall; +. +. Dennis chair
man, r., Marshall.
Fourth District George r. Todd
chairman, d.. Jefferson: w. +. Wor,
sham, chairman. r., Jefferson.
Fifth District--J. II. Petcet, chair
man. -, sulphur Springs; | Pepper
chairman, r., Grecnvillc.
Sixth District Cone johnson,
chairman, -, Tyler; j. f. Anderson.
chairman, r., Tyler.
seventh District-R r. lantis,
chairman, d., wills Point.
Eighth District-G. ID. Neal, chair.
man, D., Navasota.
Ninth Distrct-W. II. Crank, chair
man, D., Houston; Richard Allen,
chairman, r., Houston.
Tenth District NJ. Il. Kleberg,
chairman, d., Galveston; Samuel Ais.
ton, chairman, Il, Galveston.
Eleventh Distric, II. Il. a len.
chairman, d., IIa'lettsvlllc; Henry
Green, r., Columbus.
Twelfth District--J. II. Shelburne,
chairman, ID Bellvillc; Henry Muller,
hartman r., Brennan.
Thirteenth Distrct-ll. NJ. Gar.
wood, chairman, d., Bastrop.
Fourteenth District-R NJ. smith,
chairman, D., Bryan; 1hos. j. Powell,
chairman H., Calvert.
Fifteenth DiStrict-B. r. Barry,
chairman, ID, Corsicana; l.. Il. Wag.
goner, chairman, r., Mexia.
Sixteenth District--J. :. Boggs,
chairman, d., Terrell; a. NJ. Cochran,
chairman, r., Dallas.
Seventeenth District-W. NJ. Bush,
chairman, ID, Mckinney; j. Is
Schmitz, chairman, r., Derton.
Eighteenth District-W. II. Daugh.
erty, chairman, ID Gainesville; Louis
Lo6recht, chairman, d., Deuison.
Nineteenth District-D. Il. Britt,
chairman, d., Vernon: II. X. Halle
wood, chairman, H., Henrietta.
Twentieth District-Wm. Capps,
chalr.rsn, d., Fort Worth; j. p.
Alexander, chairman r., Fort Worth.
Twenty.iirst District--A. =, Nc
knnon, chairman, d., lli,lsboro; Il,
w. Sims, chairman, r., WaXahachie,
Iwehty.secoud District-D. H. Har-
dy, hartman, D.. Waco; Henry Tate,
chairman, Il" Reagan.
Twenty-third District--J. IL. Scales,
chairman, ID, Bolton.
Tweuty-fourth DlstrIct,-H. II.
Childers, chairman, d., Austiu,Julius
Schutze, chairman, r.. Austin.
Twenty.iifth District Thos. Me-
Neal, chairman, b Luling; f. A.
Vaughan, chairman, r., Soguin.
Twenty-siXth District. ID. Linn.
chairman, d., Victoria; Max Urwitz,
chairman, r., Victoria
TWenty-sevcnth Dlstrict-T w
Kennedy, chairman, d, Rio Grande
City.
Twenty eighth District - Edgar
Schramm, chairman, ID an Antonio
a. Belknap, chairman, r, San An.
tonic
TwenIy-ninth District -A y. A.
Clarke, chairman, d., Albany.
Thlrtieth District-N. l.. Cooper
chairman, H., Grauburv.
IhiIty.Nrss Distri"t-G W. Wells,
chairman, d., Honey Crovc; Louis
Macdonald, chairman, y Clarksville,
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The best and lowest priced stock of
Key West and lIayana cigars at G, c.
MCCullOCh's.
The best and lowest priced stock
of chewing and smoking tobacco nj
{. G. McCnllCck's.
The best aud lowest priced stock OF
of sugar, of all grades AZ G. c. Mel
Culloch's.
The best and lowest priced stock OF
Of momsscs and syrups at c. c. Nc
Culloch's.
The best and lowest priced stock Of
green and roasted coilees at G. q. Me.
CulloCh's.
The most complete aud loves
priced stock OF teas ever offered in
central Texas ut G. G. McCuloch's.
The most complete una lowest
priced stock of dried fruits ut G. G..
McCulloch's.
Snow white lard, Whittaker't hams,
breakfast bacon, dried beef, ham
prices of the huest quality at G. {.
McCulloch's
Tho most complete stock Of gro-
ccries Mt low prices to suit the hard
times at c. c. McCullCckh's.
Whitaker mans, choice. Dried
beet always in stock, Mt h. a. Little n
Co.'S.
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Prlckly ASH Bittors Is an untaiing
cure for all diseases originating in
hillary arrangements caused by the
malaria Of mlgsmatic countries. No
other medicine now ON ealc willso
eilcciualiy remove the disturbing lie
mcntS and at the same time tone up
the whole system. 1t is sure and
safe IN it, action.
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EcXEuA KADICALLl.cIKED

Forth, radica. cure of an obstinate case of
Eczema 1T long standing give cutirc credit to
the Cutl.ura Remedies
g., IS, RICHARDSON, New uAvcn, Conn,
FOLD hy all druylls's Price: Cutlcura, 5Oc.
Re~Ovcut, SO soap - cents. Potter Drug and
Chemical Co Boston.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
Rio A HTlFY the complexion and kin
DEA u by using thu Cutlcura Soap.
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DI>rpANFtLoF SCALES.

n. earn. inter- henderson, y 81 cured of
8 s1fIasl- or lcprOsN. OF twenty years ,iand,ug
hy tuticurR Remedies. The most wonder al
q IRE on record. a dustpaufu Of scal,- fell
from him daily. Physicians and his friends
tAou-hi he must die
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ran.cd Tree from oil dcle'criou- sub
itarcc.. ard therefore perfect HARM
less. Large boxes 2j cents. w. H..
WiligmsOu a CO.
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AItA>kIT DINNER.

col. Roger q. uiIIs at Padaitt's Park
JuD Oh GuJd iinc.
NJ am, July 6ih, Col. X. .. Mills
will deliver an address 10 tie people
on the amendment. There will be u
basket dinner and picmc, and the com.
mittcc expect to see "a large number OF
people present on the occasion
!. &. ALEXANDER, Chairman.
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Take your printing to the Model
job Office. i47 south Fourth street.
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Dresses

OF these We have still n few eft and
they must 60, so come and make your
selection before its too late.
LEVINE BROS.
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DIED

At5p.m Yesterday "a, he residence
on 9th street NJ. W. Striker Officers
and members OF MtClc laud lodge
No. 2ll O. O. +. are comma: dcd to
meet at ~ u. IN TO doy ct their ball
to attend the funeral at odd Fellows
cemetery first street. All visiting
brethren invited TO attend.
&. j. WfSTERp Nil.
y. G..
knights and Ladio, of Universal
Brotherhood wi also mcct to attend
the funoJal of knight W. striker at
In M iO-day
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:. Is. Hamlet Druggists, Waco.
Weber. Emerson nul Matlu HEX
pianos and Goggau ~ Bro. Organs at
lGy South Fourth street, Waco.
T.. A.Little * cos. for mcc chippcd
beet augsnd fresh Whitaker hams
Nous cordoyan button anl lace
shoes, every palr warranted, at $500
% pair. Best shoe in America .or the
money, 1t Sanger Brother
WcLuye TO move soon into ourn,w
building and want 10 get rid OF as
much of our goods as possible and
price j, no object
LlwINE Bros,
Augostura Butter. do not only distinguish
th'm,lv'- by their flavor ANA aromatic "dor
also sure preventive for nl diseases or. Il.
mating from th" dllesti,e organs. Beware of
cuuntctfit-. Ask your grocer Or druggist for
th"g nuiac article; manufactured by Or. J. @.
b. scgcit 4 Sous.
Foe fast and gculc horses go to
Crtssp's livery, Sixth and Austin.
our
20 per cent grca, discount sale still
continues Tor hi, week, 80 bring your
cash and see what you can do with 1t
at LEVINE BROS.
The largest stock of pianos, organs,
violins, guitars, strings, sheet music
and everything in the music line AT
Thos. Goggan Il Bro =, No. 1863 South
Fourth street, Waco.
a complete assortment of jellies
and preserves, AT Il. a. Little ~ Cos.
Ladies' have your visiting cards aud
Invitations printed at Merrick Forks
Model job Oilicr.
Thos. Goggan ~ Bro, tho piano,
organ and music dealers OF Texas,
have houses established at Galveston,
Houston, san Antonio. Austin and al
lG6 South Fourth street, Waco.
Ten cent lunch at 81. Charles. Hot
or cold Cream. cheese, day or might.
steak and h,h, finest in the market
Give us call
a choice line of green. black and
mixed tens, 10 be had Mt Il. a. Little
X Coz,
summer bargains in our white
goo Is depaitmcut:nll kinds and sly L.
of nov, lies in wash dress fabrics at
Sanger Brothers.
Zee, lee, zee!
Delivered daily in quantities of
10 cents and upwards, sack.
ed tor shipment. Make season con.
tracts with John Farley
Dresses
OF these We have still few eft and
they must 60, so come and make your
selection before its too late.
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TMemth pcr IenI

Discount what we are giving on all
purchases thi. week.
LEVINE Bros.
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l.u Hte green cuCumh rs,
Incy made hin quito sick
liu' hu took Il few Pellets
That cured him fignt quick,
An ctrlrr pins sic
You ucv,r viii mud
Than ierCc's emAll pellet,
The lurgAtlVe KIN
~mHlI lut precious. 20 cents per yiiDl.
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The largest stock of pianos, organs,
violins, guitars, strings, sheet music
and everything in the music line AT
Thos. Goggan Il Bro =, No. 1863 South
Fourth street, Waco.
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a complete assortment of jellies
and preserves, at Il. a. Little Il Cos.
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Itch cured ia 80 minutes by Wool
ford'- sanitary Lotion. sold 10y
:. B. Hamlet. Druggi-ls. Waco.
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For the Adics-We have the most
perfect toilet powder made, war
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Delivered daily in quantities of
10 cents and upwards, sack.
ed tor shipment. Make season con.
tracts with John Farley
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20 per cent grea, discount sale still
continues Tor hi. week, 80 bring your
cash and see what you can do with 1t
at LEVINE BROS.
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Ncu'- cordoyan button aul lace
hoes, every pair warranted, ut $3.50
pair. Best shoe in America .or the
money. 1T Sanger Brother.
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We Lave TO move soon into ournlw
building and want 10 get rid OF as
much OF our goods u, possible and
prico /, no object
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-28

Ladies' have your visiting cards aud
invitations printed at Merrick Forks
Model Job Oilice.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-28

Foo fast and genie horses go to
Crcssp's livery. Sixth and Austin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-28

summer bargains in our white
goo Is depai Kinds and sly les
of uovo tiles in wash Dress fabrics at
Saugcr Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-28

T.. A.Little * cos. for mcc chipped
beet auGtnd fresh Whitaker hams
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-28

Whitaker mans, choice. Dried
beef always in stock, Mt Il. a. Little ~
E,'-
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Weber. Emerson hul Matlu HEX
pianos and Goggan ~ Bro. Organs at
1863 South Fourth street. Waco.
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LEwINE Bros

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